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Send a SIGHUP signal to the xinetd process
Authored by: miles202 on Jan 25, '03 04:19:35PM

How do I send a SIGHUP signal to the xinetd process?

Thanks,
Miles



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Send a SIGHUP signal to the xinetd process
Authored by: sardu_mac on Jan 25, '03 05:03:22PM
Try ps axc | grep xinetd to get the process id (the first number in the output) and then sudo kill -HUP ###

sudo killall -HUP xinetd or sudo killall -1 xinetd should also work (as does simply rebooting)

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Send a SIGHUP signal to the xinetd process
Authored by: jsteele on Jan 29, '03 12:32:13AM

try a variant of the previous aswer:
kill -HUP `cat /var/run/xinetd.pid`

it pipes the PID into kill. Take special notice that the quotes aren't. It's the back quote (above the TAB on a US keyboard.)



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